EXCLUSIVE: How 24 universities shared N23 billion causing fresh crisis in Nigerian universities
The sharing formula of the money has already caused a strike by non-academic staff.
The sharing formula of the money has already caused a strike by non-academic staff.
The crisis-prone university will now begin the second semester of the 2016/2017 session.
Some of the unions are so powerful that they can hold the government to ransom.
The university is yet to fully resume after the ASUU strike.
Two leaders of the Academic Staff Union of Universities were among those disciplined.
This follows suspension of ASUU strike.
The university will conclude first semester examinations and begin second semester of 2016/2017 session.
NANS also urged Government to comply with the agreements reached to avert another face-off with ASUU in the near future.
The parties said they had come to the end of deliberation.
Both sides expect the meeting to lead to end of the ongoing strike by the teachers.
The lecturers commenced a nationwide strike on August 13.
ASUU has been on strike for one month.
The meeting was earlier scheduled for Monday.
The Council on September 7 dismissed 15 academic staff and two non-academic staff for sundry offences.
The union last week asked for seven days to consider government's offer.
ASUU has been on strike since August 13.
The union had last week said it would decide on the offer within a week
A new date for the screening will be communicated later.
The University had sacked 17 staff on Friday for sundry offences.
The teachers agreed to consider the offers and get back to government after one week
The 2009 agreement has seven demands
Protests will be taken to affected states.
ASUU has been on a nationwide strike since August 13.
Mr. Ngige said the meeting would hold shortly after the holidays.
ASUU embarked on a nationwide strike on August 13.
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